Who defined legal right as a Power over an object which by means of this right be subjected to will ...........

Who defined legal right as a Power over an object which by means of this right be subjected to will of the person enjoying the right?

Duguit

Savigny

Inering

Puchta

Explanation:

- Savigny (Option 2): Friedrich Carl von Savigny was a German legal scholar who is known for his Historical School of Jurisprudence. He emphasized the organic development of law with the spirit of the people (Volksgeist).

- Duguit (Option 1): Léon Duguit was a French jurist who critiqued traditional theories of law. He rejected the concept of subjective rights and focused more on objective law and social functionality.

- Puchta (Option 4): Georg Friedrich Puchta was a legal theorist who followed the Historical School of Law, similar to Savigny. He is known for his concept of legal rights as power over an object or subject to the will of the person enjoying the right.

- Ihering (Option 3): Rudolf von Ihering was a German jurist known for his sociological approach to law, particularly the protection and enforcement of interests.

The correct answer is Puchta (Option 4):